Sentence examples for trainings based from inspiring English sources

Evidence-based public health trainings, based on these key EBDM competencies, have been found to be effective methods of integrating new knowledge and skills into the public health workforce [ 49- 51].

In the next round we will study the practicability and burdening for ICU nurses of providing cognitive training, and finally decrease the number of trainings based on the results.

Peace Corps will also provide national volunteer teachers with education sector specific trainings based on their existing and successful training methodology used for Peace Corps volunteers.

Participants played roles in simulation trainings based on their actual scope of practice, including cross-training as appropriate in personnel limited settings.

We sponsor leadership trainings based on "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People".

The pilot study described in this paper, aims to improve the Spatial Orientation component of spatial abilities and for this we conducted two experiences or trainings based on orienteering sports: one was performed in a real environment meanwhile the other took place in a virtual environment.

Colleen continues to work as an educational consultant providing trainings on project based learning, management for the active classroom, advanced project design, teacher training, school leadership and design, school culture, restorative justice, and methods of teaching writing and literature.

To improve clearance rates, he said, the department is also trying to provide detectives with additional resources, including doing trainings with community based organizations "to make sure detectives are sensitive to the needs of victims and their families and aware of community dynamics".

We address the problem of superimposed trainings- (STs-) based linearly time-varying (LTV) channel estimation and symbol detection for orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing access (OFDMA) systems at the uplink receiver.

Hence, we recommend in designing culture based trainings or curriculum based education for maternal health workers and to undertake community assessment to identify common cultural practices and shape services accordingly.

The trainings are largely based on particular skill based practices or research practices and the doctors both agree that they do not gain much usable information from them.